Intertidal Surveys

Our team of biologists and technicians can support your intertidal surveys through the utilization of traditional and innovative technologies to assess habitat conditions through qualitative and quantitative measures. We have operated on all of Canada’s coasts, including areas such as Nova Scotia’s Bay of Fundy and Nunavut’s Koojesse Inlet where tidal exposure is impressive.  We understand the logistical and safety aspects of project planning to confirm that data collection is successfully carried out.  We believe, when feasible, a combined approach of traditional ‘on ground’ survey techniques and aerial imagery supported by drones provides a powerful assessment of intertidal landscapes.   

Dynamic Ocean is unique positioned, in that our survey spatial extent, doesn’t need to be restricted to the intertidal zone, see our experience portfolios to describe our subtidal experience for ROV and diving surveys. 

 

Contact us to discuss your survey needs. 

Sunset over a body of water with a grassy shoreline and buildings in the distance, and three people wading in the water near the shore.
People walking on a rocky shoreline near a barren, sandy area with rocks and tide pools, with hills in the background under a cloudy sky.
Two people in outdoor gear examining samples on a rocky shoreline near a body of water with hills and a concrete structure in the background.
A person wearing a hard hat, safety vest, and backpack examining rocks on a rocky shoreline with a measuring tape and orange survey tool.